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Canonical .oqp keyword reference

Start with the physical calculation in canonical .oqp syntax. Advanced section calls retain selected settings, but internal section names and state numbers are not interchangeable with public canonical controls.

The source inventory identifies its exact gateway commit and engine version. A parser-accepted option does not establish scientific support or release qualification. Use the source version shown in the inventory when checking parser availability; unpublished method syntax is not imported here.

Start with .oqp

For a new calculation, select the theory, functional (where needed), basis, task and geometry directly. There is no required input section.

mrsf/bhhlyp/6-31g* opt(S1)
geom="molecule.xyz"
Calculation component Example Guide
Electronic-structure method mrsf Methods and capabilities
Functional bhhlyp HF and DFT
Basis set 6-31g* Input syntax
Calculation task and state opt(S1) Physical states and tasks
Molecular geometry geom="molecule.xyz" Geometry input

Read the complete .oqp syntax and worked examples for full inputs and outputs. The detailed pages below explain .oqp controls, their meanings, units and restrictions. Raw schema names identify implementation storage only.

How to Read an Entry

Canonical entries distinguish public spelling, raw schema converter/default, effective calculation defaults and constraints. Generic calls preserve their section/key; route- or driver-owned values require the physical syntax described above. Detailed algorithms and legacy settings remain linked from each table.

Canonical .oqp input

Existing URLs and anchors now lead to canonical controls. The detailed control index preserves those links. A raw schema field without an accepted .oqp spelling is explicitly unavailable in an input file.

Documentation Rule

Update the canonical source inventory, examples, constraints and legacy reference together when a gateway change affects input behavior. Regenerate against an exact full commit, run positive/negative checks, strict link/build checks and the versioned offline-manual checks before release.